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I just got mine from UPS 15 minutes ago! I have to say, I'm quite impressed with it after unboxing. I love how they really do give you everything you need for its basic operation (they even include a tiny roll of teflon thread tape!), and don't force you to buy 10 more things just to use it...

Presumably because if your GFCI were to fail and leave the main circuit hot, it's better to have a fuse blow than for the small wires/parts associated with the e-stop to heat up and melt.

Keep in mind that unlike a regular SSR which is controlled by a low voltage DC signal coming from the PID, SSVR control terminals carry the full voltage of the current side; 240 volts in this case. It's very low current, but still something to be aware of as you wire it up. This next bit I...

Wow, it seems like this thing has potential to be the new element of choice for e-kettles. The all stainless construction alone drew me in as an alternative to the classic Camco ripple, but the base is interesting in its own right. When you mention a silicone gasket, is that the yellow thing...